First of all, I hope you all had a merry Christmas. Now I would ask your help for the next (big) problem.On December 23, my hosting remembered to upgrade (without my previous knowledge), or because I had not been aware of this, I did not back up that day, but luckily I did it on the 21st. I assume that I will only lose data regarding these days, and I say I presume because I am not being able to upload the contents of my database (name.sql).Since the hosting also allows the database to be restored, I also tried it, but without success, because only 70 tables are saved, when in fact they are 128 in total.The database is about 650Mb, it is quite large, but what I see is that it is still far from the limit of 1.024Mb.I have already asked my hosting to reset the service before the upgrade, but I am told that it is impossible, and this is causing enormous damage at all levels, but especially my forum's reputation towards members, users and of course, search engines.I've tried almost everything, I'm not able to reset the database, can anyone give me some tips how to solve this?Thank you for your attention, especially for database specialists.

Thanks for your help and sugestion. My hosting account is a shared old account (for that they are made this upgrade). Now im considering to move for an VPS.Sugest any tool to split that database? And the query?

If you can't import the database with cpanel restore or phpmyadmin, your host should be able to do it for you. You can also try importing it with a third party utility like MySQLDumper. Manually splitting the sql is not really a good idea. You need to move to a better host.

If you can't import the database with cpanel restore or phpmyadmin, your host should be able to do it for you. You can also try importing it with a third party utility like MySQLDumper. Manually splitting the sql is not really a good idea. You need to move to a better host.